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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Oami Structure in Oamishirasato, Japan by tai_tai STUDIOSeptember 19th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: tai_tai STUDIO This is a home for families who have moved from Tokyo to surf. In this area, we can get a larger area than Tokyo. They were able to get a large garden with a lawn and a one-story house there. Inside the room, functional small rooms (such as washrooms, entrances, warehouses, closets, bedrooms, etc.) are connected around a large space. They can move between small rooms without going through this large space. It is easy to use because it is easy to move.  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto
 Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto The shape of the roof is a gable-shaped roof that is common in Japanese private houses, but the direction of the ridge is rotated 32.4 °. I think that there is an interesting effect that the shape of this house looks different depending on the viewing direction.  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto
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